Person: Mary Cleary

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Man may live in home for now: judge

A JUDGE has ordered that a 73-year-old man forced to sleep in his car after being made homeless by his nephew can remain at the family home — for now.

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Pensioner slept in car after nephew made him homeless

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Preschool provider fears for the future under new scheme

Selective approach to domestic violence

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Male victims: domestic violence is not about gender

Suicide and separated dads: is there a link?

Domestic violence: a false view exposed

I AGREE wholeheartedly with the sentiments expressed by Mary Cleary (Irish Examiner letters, September 15) concerning the recent TCD study on domestic violence.

Wed, 20 Sep, 2006

Men are also victims of domestic violence

IN her letter (Irish Examiner, March 18), Mary Cleary exposes the blatant sexism underpinning Amnesty International's 'Stop Violence Against Women' campaign.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2005

Govt criticised for women only abuse campaign

AMEN, a group helping men who are physically abused by their partners, has criticised a new Government awareness campaign.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2005

5,000 calls for help from abused men

A SUPPORT service for male victims of domestic abuse received more than 5,000 calls for help last year.

Wed, 03 Nov, 2004

Fathers get a look in just in time for election

I HAVE seen it all now... Social and Family Affairs Minister Mary Coughlan’s sudden, pre-election recognition of the father’s role where separated couples are concerned (Irish Examiner, May 15).

Fri, 21 May, 2004

Domestic violence pilot scheme set to cater for both male and female victims

THE new pilot scheme for victims of domestic violence will cater for men and women, the Department of Justice insisted yesterday.

Fri, 09 May, 2003

Violent men can stay home

GARDAÍ will no longer arrest violent spouses for breaking current interim barring orders meant to prevent further family violence, thanks to a Supreme Court ruling Wednesday.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002